Christian persecution is on the rise worldwide, with Christians in both the East and West experiencing increased levels of violence and discrimination. Open Doors International's 2024 World Watch List reveals that over 365 million Christians face persecution, and there has been a significant increase in attacks on churches and Christian properties. This has led to a substantial number of Christians fleeing their homes, with North Korea and Somalia being the most dangerous places for Christians. Western governments, including the United States, are also cracking down on Christian liberties, with the Family Research Council reporting serious challenges to Christians' ability to live according to their biblical beliefs. This has involved prosecutions of individuals for expressing support for biblical marriage and allegations of violating COVID-19 restrictions, as well as instances of discrimination in various professional fields.